Sentence examples for conservation legacy from inspiring English sources

"The oceans desperately need better protection, and the UK has secured a conservation legacy which is unrivalled in scale and significance".

"If we can help even a few species of wildlife back from the brink of extinction, we will be leaving a true conservation legacy for our children," Mr. Spano said.

He is willing to be an environmentalist while the rest of his party is running for the exits and away from the party's rich conservation legacy, from Teddy Roosevelt to Richard M. Nixon (when it pretty much stopped).

"The Palisades really rests at the heart of the conservation legacy, if you will, which our family has left, and is leaving, to America," Mr. Rockefeller, 68, said in a telephone interview from the Grand Tetons in Wyoming, which his family also helped preserve.

Coupled with a one-year-old executive order that brought to a halt all new road building on 40 million acres of National Forest land -- a move that could nearly double the size of land protected as wilderness -- Mr. Clinton's conservation legacy would place him among the giants of American presidents.

There is no evidence in the article to confirm that Mark Owens did anything but help the people and save the wildlife of North Luangwa; the inaccurate impression that he was running outside the law does a great disservice to Mark Owens and his wildlife conservation legacy, and to New Yorker readers.

While Zinke is leading the effort to rescind the conservation legacies of past presidents, he has been looking to create his own back home in Montana.

Ten miles away, atop the Blue Ridge, Shenandoah National Park flaunts its conservation corps legacy.

Late last year, the agency published a "comprehensive list of accomplishments" it achieved under Zinke's leadership, including actions it felt demonstrated "a conservation stewardship legacy, second only to Teddy Roosevelt".

WASHINGTON — Late last month, the Interior Department published a "comprehensive list of accomplishments" in its first year under Secretary Ryan Zinke's leadership, including several actions it felt demonstrated "a conservation stewardship legacy, second only to Teddy Roosevelt".

Sponsored by Congressman Alcee Hastings, the session "Creating Communities for Conservation: The Legacy of African Americans in the National Park System," was put together by Frank and me as members of the Next100 Coalition.